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Commissioner Almond, on behalf of the Finance Committee, reported that the Board had received a $300. 00 offer from Mr. Clyde Johnson, for the purchase of a 50 x 100 foot lot near Osgood. That the offer had been duly published and no increased bid had been received and that he recommended that the sale had been approved provided the transaction was closed within thirty days. Commissioner Raymond C. Cox, Jr. seconded the motion and upon a vote it was unanimously adopted. Commissioner Almond, on behalf of the Finance Committee, recomm- ended that First-Citizens Bank and Trust Company, be named as the paying agent for the school bonds. Commissioner Raymond C. Cox, Jr. seconded the motion and upon a vote it was unanimously adopted. Commissioner Almond presented to the Board, material pertaining to group homes and requested that the County Manager secure data on Youth Homes, both as to the number and ag I e of the occupants. Commissioner Raymond C. Cox, Jr. , on behalf of the General Govermnent Committee, moved that assignment of the Cablevision franchise from Freedom Cablevision to Masada Telecommunications, Inc. , be approved. Commissioner Jerry M. Almond seconded the motion and upon a vote it was unanimously adopted. Commissioner Cox also reported that the committee had had a meeting and reviewed the evacuation plan, with respect to the Shearon Harris Nuclear Plant. Commissioner John R. Dossenbach, Jr, reviewed the work of the Public Works Committee. On behalf of the committee, Commissioner Dossenbach moved that the final plats of the Colon Road Subdivision and the C. N. Castleberry Subdivision, be approved and that the preliminary plat of the Terry Reeves Sub- division and the abbreviated plat of Deep River Estates Subdivision be approved, all as recommended by the Lee County Planning Board. Commissioner Jerry M. Almond seconded the motion and upon a vote it was unanimously adopted. Commissioner Dossenbach moved that the Board grant an easement to the Carolina Power & Light Company for relocation of power lines on Nash Street that served the old County Home property. Commissioner Almond seconded the motion and upon a vote it was unanimously adopted. Commissioner Dossenbach, on behalf of the Public Works Committee, moved that the old fire alarm system in the hospital building be declared surplus property to the county and sold to Signal Sales & Service Company, for $75. 00. Commissioner Jerry M. Almond seconded the motion and upon a vote it was unanimously adopted.